Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security! SAVE OUR SOIL

Food security isn't just a buzzword—it's a real issue that affects millions, and Jatyahi Ghosh breaks down the myths and reveals what's really happening in the global food supply chain. She shares how consumers, big food companies and Policy makers impact quality and accessibility to food. Are Big corporations prioritizing profits over the health and security of our communities? Watch this video and uncover the practices of excess profiteering that threaten our food security and explore the implications for consumers. Examine how these powerful entities manipulate pricing, quality, and accessibility, leaving many questioning the safety and integrity of their meals. Don't miss it! She educates us how Ago-Ecology proven techniques can be a game changer for sustainable food security while encouraging both healthy and planet friendly practices. She also explains the challenges faced and how Policymakers can achieve positive results by planning long term solutions. As more farmers turn to sustainable practices, it's essential to understand the hurdles that come with this approach and how we can support.

0:00 Introduction to the Food Supply Chain
1:35 How did we get here? The Demand and Supply
2:50 Why current Food producing techniques are harmful to Humans and Earth
5:00 Food Economy Explained
7:40 Why Current Policies are Not Sustainable for Long Term
9:00 How to Turn Problem to Opportunity
12:20 Realigning Investments and Aid
13:00 Why Existing Food System is Broken
14:50 Realities of Food Inequalities
17:10 Failed Experiments
19:40 Corporate Exploitation
26:05 Conclusion and Economic&Technology Alternatives

Jayati Ghosh taught Economics at Jawaharlal Nehru University, india, and has been Professor of Economics at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, USA since January 2021. In 2021 the United Nations named her to be on the High-level Advisory Board on Economic and Social Affairs.
She has authored many books, journals, research papers, blogs and frequently appears in both mainstream and independent media sharing her typical ‘out of the box’ approach on many socio-economy topics.
She challenges many existing wisdom in Economic structures, global inequality, climate change, women empowerment, Food security and more. She has factual and a none aggressive approach in providing views.